COURSEUS$211
OSHA: Controlling Electrical Hazards in the Workplace
This course provides an overview of basic electrical safety on the job. OSHA standards for electrical safety are referenced.
schedule 2 hours
Created By Cadistics Courseware
-55%
US$96
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Mark Rossow, PhD, PE (retired)
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This course provides an overview of basic electrical safety on the job. OSHA standards for electrical safety are referenced. Causes and effects of electrical shocks on the human body are described. Equipment and procedures for protecting workers are discussed. Resources provided by OSHA are identified.
Topics:
This course teaches the following specific knowledge and skills:
Common conductors and insulators; effect of moisture
Cause and effect of shocks
Types of injuries resulting from current flow through the body
Types of protection: guarding, insulating, grounding, installing circuit protection devices
Dangers of overhead power lines
Assistance from OSHA
Intended Audience: for electrical, civil, construction, and mechanical engineers concerned with controlling electrical hazards in the workplace.
Publication Source: US Dept. of Labor (OSHA)
This course includes:
schedule2 hours on-demand content
signal_cellular_altBeginner level
task_altNo preparation required
calendar_todayPublished At Apr 27, 2022
workspace_premiumCertificate of completion
errorNo prerequisites
lock1 year access
calendar_todayUpdated At Aug 8, 2024
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